University of Pittsburgh Heinz Fellowship 2026
Introduction
The H.J. Heinz Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh provides financial support for outstanding professionals from developing countries pursuing eligible Master's degrees. The fellowship is designed for individuals with potential as future leaders in practitioner and policy-related fields.
Scholarship Overview
| Country | United States of America |
|---|---|
| University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Degree Level | Master's |
| Funding Type | Fellowship |
| Eligible Countries | Developing Countries |
| Deadline | Not Specified |
About the Scholarship
The H.J. Heinz Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh supports outstanding professionals from developing countries who are pursuing eligible Master's degrees and demonstrate potential as future leaders. The fellowship primarily targets applicants working in practitioner and policy fields.
The fellowship lasts one to two years and provides a monthly living stipend along with funding for professional and program-related activities. It is not primarily intended for applicants pursuing basic academic research, academic sabbaticals, or medical research.
Scholarship Benefits
- $19,200 living stipend, paid in monthly installments.
- $1,000 program and professional activities fund.
- Fellowship support for one to two years.
- Opportunity to participate in professional and community activities at the University.
- Heinz Program certificate upon successful completion and acceptance of the final report.
Eligibility Criteria
- Have been accepted into an eligible Master's program at the University of Pittsburgh for the academic year in which they seek the fellowship.
- Apply to one of the eligible schools: Graduate School of Public Health (GSPH), Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA), School of Law, School of Education, or School of Nursing.
- Have completed an undergraduate university degree.
- Be proficient in spoken and written English.
- Preference is given to applicants who are at the early or mid-career stage.
- Be working toward a career in practitioner or policy-related fields.
Required Documents
- Any documents required for admission to the eligible Master's program.
- Any additional materials requested under the Heinz Fellows Program application instructions.
How to Apply
- Press the Apply Now button below to access the official scholarship page.
- Apply for admission to one of the eligible Master's programs at the University of Pittsburgh.
- Indicate that you wish to be considered for the Heinz Fellows Program when submitting your Master's application.
- After receiving admission, contact the relevant professional school if you wish to pursue the fellowship.
- Follow the fellowship's application instructions and submit any required materials.
Source
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